The Week in Bible Prophecy, a Prophecy Watchers podcast.

Welcome to the podcast today, everybody. I'm here with Terry James. Terry James and Pete Garcia wrote a new book called The New World Order, World's in Collision, and the Rebirth of Liberty. And this is a great book that we're going to discuss some of the topics in it. Terry, welcome.

Thank you very much. Amanda, nice to be with you. Yeah, it's good. And Pete is off working, actually,

and so he's not able to be here, which is kind of a bummer. It is. And I like to say that Pete wrote a great deal of this book, most of it, and a lot of it was his

idea, and I thank him so much. He did a tremendous job, as did you with the foreword.

Yeah, you know what? I really appreciate you asking me to do the forward on this, because

as I looked at some of the initial thoughts and the manuscript, I was like, oh, yeah, absolutely

participating in what you're doing because as we, we're

kind of living, Terry, in the new world implementation stage, which I definitely want to talk

about.

But before we do, let's kind of set the stage from a foundational level, which is kind of what

I did in the forward, that the first thing I

say in the book, or at least in my Ford, is, quote, you're a conspiracy theorist, and we know that

that's kind of been a pejorative term over the past. But let's talk about that as a biblical

Christian. Is it right? And should we embrace the phrase being a conspiracy person or

conspiracy theorist? Well, in myself, I would argue that what I believe and what I think is based

on the Bible, God cannot lie. It's His Word, and therefore it's not a conspiracy. But I realize that the world is going to call a lot of it a conspiracy

because they're the antithesis of everything God recommends.

And so I can't help what they call me, a conspiracy theorist.

And if they want to call me that, that's what I am,

then I'm still going to put forth what

I believe God's word says, particularly in Bible prophecy. And if they want to deny that,

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